.OliverDowden met with people being supported by LivingRoomHerts Watford
The deputy prime minister visited a charity that supports people recovering from addiction.
Hertsmere MP Oliver Dowden was given a tour of The Living Room’s Watford hub today that has been open since last August. He also met with some of the people being supported by the charity so he could learn about their recovery and treatment. From left to right: Akhilesh Nair – trustee of The Living Room , deputy prime minister Oliver Dowden, Mark Wiseman – external relations director, Rob Beaman – counsellor at Watford, Lucy Roe – St Albans and Watford hub manager.
Mr Dowden said: “It was also a privilege to meet with those who have directly benefited from the therapy.
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